The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-06-09
DOINGS OF THE DAY.
A Condensed Review Of Events Trans
pIred and TransplrIng
In and ,4bOut CAutOn--Bits of News Gath
cred from All Of the Many Sources
FOuAd In . ProNressing,
Thriving City.


paugh's.
Fine strawberries are selling from 8
to II cents per quart. The crop WILL Do
enormous.
Front fences are disappearing on
Esat Tuscarawas street below the Ft.
Wayne railroad, and lawns are being
improved.
The new horses for the hook and lad
der truck are exercised on the streets
daily. Hitching them up is practiced
frequently.
An unknown dog was killed by the
street cars at the junction or second
and Market streets about 3 o'clock yes
terday afternoon.
Il does not look as though the citizens
of Canton would celebrate the Fourth
Of July this year. A few hre crackers
may be exploded.
Permits to wed have been granted to-:
Henry G. McGirr and Maggie Ptckels,
Marlboro township; Lyman W. Pe1er
and Dora Mclaughlin, Canton.
Many boats filled with pleasure seek
ers were seen gliding over the sllvefy
waters at Myers Lake last evening.
Twas splendid night for rowing.
Little Joe Halter, Of COshoct0n, is Wis
itinR Rt the home Of his grandmother
Mrs. m. Halter, at the corner OF Market
and Second streets. he 10 Q lively little
tad. E
A little three year old daughter Of Dr.
r. D. Smith, Of HartVille, was buried
on Tuesday. The funeral was largely
ATTENDED. The child was the only little
one Of the household.
Mr., A. Reymann, proprietor Of Wheel
inQ's celebrated brewery, Is In the city
taxing In the sights. He i9 accom-
panied by Messrs. Q. r. Behler and b ID
Burdette, also Of Wheeling.
The weary slumberer was awakened
at an early hour this morning by the
Ioud screams Of q drunken person whom
the pOlice officers were taking through
Tuscarawas street In q hand-cart.
Married, this morning at the residence
of the bride, 1877 East Tuscarawas street,
bv Rev, @. V. Wilson, Mr.. Lyman W. PEI
fer and Mise Dora B. Mclaughlin. Con-
RrstuIatlOns are extended by the DEMO-
Graf.
The DEMOCRAT has received an invi.
tation TO be uresent at the unvelling Of
the soldiers monument at M1llersblrg
on the Fourth Of July. A number Of
distinguished speakers will be In AZ
tendance.
At this growing time vegetation Is
Is making ttrrible strides. The pros.
meet for q wheat crop is far ahead OF
what was locked for month or more
ago; while the grass crop, spring crops
and fruit promise we'll.
A carpenter applying to q Canton con
tractor for work said that he had come
from Kansas add wherever on his route
eastward he had applied Tor work he
was told to 20 TO Canton, where the
town was booming on account Of the
Dueber works. Such is fame.
The Temperance picnic held about
mile and half nSrtheast OF North Law.
rence Saturday was large attended. TX
Governor John P. St. John, ..of Kansas,
was present, and Ii the afternoon deliv
ed a powerful address In favor Of pr0ht'
bitiOn as against I'll forms OF license,
taxation or Dow Law legislation.
At a meeting Of the Alliance liquor
dsaIers, held last evAnlng,it was decldtd
10 close all places for The present. A deal
AZ said to day that he feared that certain
members would ViOlate the agreement.
He said he believed that short time Of
absolute prohibition would result In
the repeal OF the law.
The entertainment list night by the
Y, w. G. T. q. In the 0ew temperance
hall was one Of great merit. but for the
fact that 1t was not centrally known, 1t
was not as we'll ATTENDED as 1t should
have been. It is to be hoped the young
ladies will soon give similar enter
tainment, and that the hall Will be
filled.
Fifteen gallons Of lubrlCRting oil and
some black lead poured Into the West
Fourth street gas we'll Friday to loosen
M the tools and pumped out Saturday
set lot Of gas and oil fiends crazy for q
time. One man was carrying quart
bottIs all over the ciy.- Mansfield
Herald.
Mr.. John Werner, the we'll known
decorator and house furnisher, Of this
city. has been awarded another large
contract. This time II ig to paint and
decorate the Reformed Church, 10 New
Lisbon. NeighbOFing cities appreciate
Mr., Werner's artistic work, and there is
scarcely city, town or village, about
Canton, which does not bear evidence OF
his skill.
Samlel Krider, Esq, Of THscsrawas
township called at the DEMOCRAT office
to-day and renewed his sab
sCriptiOn, which he has been
doing for fifty years or more.
3. nj Knoll, Of Washington township,
Also renewed his subscription to the
DEMOCRAT. Mr.. Knoll Ia one Of the old
gtandbys.
Mr.. George E. Malline, No. 2140 Mis-
sion street, San Francisco, California,
sends q postal order for DEMOCRAT for
one year. he reminds us that he 10 0 |
gOn Of ]. j. MalIine, formerly In the
grocery business In Canton. Mr.. Nal.
line is associated In the grocery busl-
ness at San francisco with Mr.. Joseph
r. Wernet, formerly OF this city. All
are pr0spering.
The testimony for the prosecution 10
being heard In the Gtanyard murder
case at Youngstown. Stanyard In ut
Of jeRlousIy shot and killed Miss Han
COZ while she was QUO walking with
Wilbur Knox. Constable Arnold as
sisted by Henry Whisper, captured Stan.
yard. Whisper Is q former resident OF
Canton, q butcher by trade, and SON. |
in-law Of Mr.. Peter Shear, OF East Tus. |
Csrawss street.
The arrangements have just been
completed for the excursion to Navarro,
Sunday, the 10th. Special services will
be held at st. Clements Catholic church
and Q free lunch will be served to the
excursl0nists. The Battalion Band will
furnish the music. Tickets can be pro-
cured at ]. Bsat 81 Bros. grocery Of Mr.. \
Lou r. Schmidt, who will tNve charge